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When I read that the famed Hollywood delicatessen Nate ‘n Al has closed, I remembered a story about the only time I went there.

Observations from a a pleasant walk through our neighborhood on a blue sky Sunday.

With so many parents forced to teach their kids and spend all day with them at home, I am reminded of the time I spent a couple of hours helping out in the preschool class my daughter attended.

The death of Harlem Globetrotter legend Curly Neal has me remembering when, as a boy, I saw him play in person — and years later when, as a man, I had him as an in-studio guest on my radio show. Here are the stories.

Here is what should happen when — not if — Trump fires Dr. Fauci. Also, a message for right-wingers who want people to go back to work even if it means dying from Coronavirus.

My brother, who used to run the US Labor Department, explains in a radio interview why any stimulus dollars disbursed during the Coronavirus crisis should go to the people at the bottom of our economy, not the top.

For the third time, I’ve been selected for an award for book publishing — despite the fact that I’ve never written, let alone published, a single book. Here’s the story.

Unlike Blanche DuBois, I have always counted on the stupidity of strangers. The Coronavirus crisis has only exacerbated it, as these examples prove.